Trey Wingo talks Super Bowl bets, why the Bengals 'should not be here,' and partnering with Caesars Sportsbook

Chief correspondent Jonathan Hunt has the details on 'America Reports.'

LOS ANGELES – Trey Wingo has been doing just fine since leaving ESPN in 2020.

In August 2021, he linked up with Caesars Sportsbook to become its chief trends officer and provides content around the ever-expanding world of sports gambling. Wingo told Fox News Digital in a recent interview that he’s really been enjoying his time with the company over the last few months.

"The fun thing for me about Caesars is there's a lot of people that I used to work with at ESPN that I'm working with now at Caesars. It's like familiar faces doing what I've always done, just on a different platform, in a different space," Wingo said. "So that's been great. And the fun thing about this whole thing is we're looking around, you're seeing all the gambling sites around here. We're in the top of the first inning of a whole new world of sports betting, you know, like we can create something. And sort of set a standard for everything, and that’s been the fun part about it so far."

SUPER BOWL 2022: WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THE GAME

Wingo, like many NFL fans and sports bettors alike, will be watching the Super Bowl closely on Sunday. The sports broadcasting star told Fox News Digital the company is offering "The Fridge Prop" – an homage to Chicago Bears legend William "Refrigerator" Perry, who scored a touchdown in Super Bowl XX against the New England Patriots.

 William Perry #72 celebrates after scoring a touchdown against the New England Patriots during Super Bowl XX at the Louisiana Superdome Jan. 26, 1986, in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Bears won the Super Bowl 46-10. (Focus on Sport/Getty Images)

"Caesars Palace sort of created the prop bet industry in Super Bowl XX. They put